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-= How to run xv6/jos on a CSE machine
-== 0: Get a CSE account
-First, you'll need a CSE account. The instructions for getting one can be
-found at [https://account.cs.nmt.edu](https://account.cs.nmt.edu).
-You can use the *guest* account on a lab machine, but your data will be deleted on logout!
-== 1: Log into a CSE machine
-You can SSH into a CSE login machine like so:
-''
-$ ssh USER@login.cs.nmt.edu
-''
-If you'd like to use qemu graphically, you should use this ssh command
-instead:
-''
-$ ssh -XYC USER@login.cs.nmt.edu
-''
-There are more in-depth instructions [[ssh|here]]. Or, of course, you can log into any CSE lab machine.
-== 2: Make and run xv6/jos
-We've created a wrapper script that'll run `make` with the right variables! First, cd into your git repository. Then it's as simple as:
-''
-$ 325make qemu-nox-gdb
-''
-If you'd like to also launch gdb at the same time you can run:
-''
-$ 325make --gdb
-''
-This command will start up a tmux session; there's a good primer on tmux [[https://danielmiessler.com/study/tmux/#gs.t9gaMWc|here]]. You can see all of the options available with `-h`:
-''
-$ 325make -h
-''

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